Computational and Philosophical Applications of Epistemic Logic
Second Joint Workshop IIFs-IMate
Computational and Philosophical Applications of Epistemic Logic
An interdisciplinary workshop on logic, topology, probability, and distributed systems
Topics
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Abduction and dynamic epistemic logic
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Topological semantics for knowledge and belief
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Probabilistic reasoning in distributed systems
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Consensus, agreement, and impossibility results
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Knowledge-based analysis of distributed algorithms
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Learning, uncertainty, and belief revision
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Connections between logic, topology, and concurrency
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Speakers
Atocha Aliseda, IIFs, UNAM
Armando Castañeda, IMate, UNAM
Sophia Knight, University of Minnesota Duluth
Luis Estrada-González, IIFs, UNAM
David Lehnherr, University of Bern
Diego Velazquez Cervantes, Facultad de Ciencias, UNAM
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Actualizado Ene 29 de 2026